Sequoia Field Institute
A division of the Sequoia Natural History Association

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Photo by Stephen Hayden

 
We offer a wide variety of educational programs for the public and school groups in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Learn to appreciate the birds and wildflowers that you see. Capture the beauty of nature through photography, or explore the High Sierra Trail on a guided backpack trip. You’re sure to find a course that creates a memorable adventure of learning and fun.

You can sign-up for our seminars on our website or call us at (559) 565-4251
or 565-3759 and register by phone.

 

» Categories of Classes Offered for 2008

•  Natural History Treks

•  Birding and Wildflower Walks

•  History and Geology Courses

•  Art and Photography Workshops

•  Skiing and Snowshoeing

•  Backpacking Adventures

•  Wild Cave Tours

•  Wildlife and Water
  

» 2008 Course Calendar

» Instructor Biographies

» Instructions and Requirements

» Information on any of the following custom programs:

• Hire a Guide
• Naturalist Services
• Caves in the Classroom
• School and College Field Trips
• Motor Coach Tours
• Family Services

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Membership - Help us Help the Parks

The Sequoia Natural History Association is the primary non-profit education partner for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. We operate the park bookstores, assist visitor center operation, run the Sequoia Field Institute, operate Crystal Cave tours and the Pear Lake Ski Hut, and provide funds for National Park Service education and visitor programs; protection of caves, and black bears.

Join when you register for your course and receive a discount as indicated in the course list. Other member benefits include 15% discount in our visitor center bookstores, 10% to 15% discount in most other national park visitor center bookstores in the United States, cave and Pear Lake discounts, invitation to our annual picnic in Sequoia, and more.

 

For more info, call (559) 565-4251 or 565-3759 or email: sfi@sequoiahistory.org

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